Another lovely restoration. I love how you try to keep as much of the original item where possible. So few people would have repaired the wood as you did.
For cracks and splits in wood like on that crank handle up to 3-4mm wide mix fine saw dust (I sieve the contents of my dust collector) with table top epoxy until you get a paste, trowel it on over the cracked/split area, let it cure and sand it flush. You can also use a tiny bit of oil-based wood stain to color match without affecting the epoxy cure.
Wow, that's all machine is so old. really I like these kinds of machine. thank you so much to upload this video for the world. after the next generation can watch this video. really you are great people. again thanks to you so much.
Every time I've been close to picking one of these up, I've had to remind myself that I don't really need to shell all that much corn. It's a shame though, as it is one of my favorite tools.
Love it!!!! I really like the fact you put it back to the color it was made with. That's one thing I don't like that most of the other channels will change the color to what they like now with what it was made with. Thank you for that!!! Oh and great job restoring it Enjoyed and gave a Thumbs Up also
Super boulot! Ça fait plaisir de revoir ces machines que les dernières générations ne connaissent pas. Ça fait remonter des souvenirs d enfance. Merci pour ça.
Thanks for sharing another beautiful restoration. I used one of these 60 years ago when my family would summer in upstate NY on a dairy farm. Before we fed the chickens, we'd use this sheller. Theirs was dark red with black trim and gold scrolls painted on the sides. You probably already know this, but the handle was a large, flat lazy "S". You did a cool replacement on yours. Avril says the man-human sure brings home cool stuff to sniff and play with!
Superb piece of sympathetic restoration beautifully presented! Thank you. Also the kitty seems to be part of the crew and loves to be with you- great addition. I always enjoy seeing him (or her?) :-)
Another good restoration, but. I didn't like the way you restored the busted legs, there should have been more care taken with the splice it looks very poor and it is not up to the standard of the rest of the refab. Otherwise like I say a good restoration. Well done!
Распыляя баллоны с краской на воздухе среди живой растительности вы тем самым губите природу и загрязняете воздух!!! Для таких целей нужно изолированное помещение и как минимум респератор для собственной защиты.
Can it be belt driven via the flywheel? Love the separation of the corn cobs, I thought they were milled too, but they came out clean an empty, wow... 8-) Great job, love the cat and the stop motions! :-D
aaarrrrrr 🌽 seed separator i see......from the beginning I'm asking myself what he's restoring really ????? and i decided to watch the whole process 😂 well worth my time anyway 👍👍👍 impressive sir 👏👏 and the 🐈 is cute uuuuuuuhhh not forget the background 😰😰 beautiful view 😍
I remember going into the barn with cousins to shell the dried corn we pilfered from the corn crib. We wanted to feed the chickens and the horse. Of course grandma would fuss at us, more so because of the bees and hornets that hung out in the corn crib than because of us snitching the corn. Every visit to the farm was an adventure to see what new thing or place we could discover.........and not get ourselves killed in the process. :0)
Un patrimoine agricole de plus au tableau je dis chapeau bas! Avec le petit coquin de matou adorable bien sur! Merci pour ce moment très intéressant...
Great job guys. In one video whilst the old man still does the real work🤣🤣🤣, you've aspired from bolt polisher too rust grinder, bolt loosener and head painter🤣🤣🤣. Keep up the great work👍👍👍👏👏👏
I liked your video and thought you did a very good job of restoring this piece that most people would have scrapped! Now, it is a useful tool again, or a showpiece in an exhibit. I liked the way you repaired the broken leg instead of just making a new one. Now, it has returned to the time it was first made! Thank you for posting!
Muy bonita desgranadora de maíz. En Mexico 🇲🇽, las hay todavía trabajando en los ranchos pequeños de marca Estadounidense STAR, y también las hay nuevas vendiéndose de la marca AZTECA, quizá una copia de la suya. Muchas felicidades. 🤙x1,000,000= exito
Like the way you fixed the legs with a splint and glue noting better than keep it all together if you can. May I ask what kind of insecticide did you use. I'm a new subscriber..
Bravo excellent travail de professionnel encore bravo, les pouces vers le bas vous n'êtes que des jaloux, don travail de restauration est de l'art mais vous ne voyez pas ,ma note 20/20 mention très très bien. Donner une nouvelle vie une nouvelle jeunesse au objet est magnifique
Witam i pozdrawiam!!Dobrze wykonana renowacja tego urzadzenia!!Jedynie mozna bylo uszkodzone kantowki wymienic,lepiej jeszcze byto wygladalo!!Filmik z pokazem okey!!
Пол видео зачем-то выдрачивал полусгнившие подпорки, которые нужно было из новых досок напилить за пол часа.. потом 5 минут делал новую ручку из какой-то старой..потом минуту красил ржавые железки.. ну заебись реставрация, чо
How did you age the bolts. I assume it was some kind of acid. How long in the chemical? Sometimes I need to get that patina on furniture bolts and screws that sometimes comes my way. Thanks
At 11:53, are you nuts? those ain´t bolts... BTW really nice video. Especially that you saved the wooden legs, nothing ticks me over more than people throwing away good wood, if it held up for over 100 years - leave it(or fix it), you just can´t buy that quality wood in a lumberyard anymore(global warming making wood grow faster and thus making it weaker)..
